Squir names of the best books of 2025 so far

• Get zero By Marie-Helene Bertino: “Ghosts, unicorns, vampires and other strange things encourage Bertino’s fiction, but these twelve stories are founded in emotional realism and have raised by humor.”
• My documents By Kevin Nguyen: “It is an exciting speculative novel with a surprising quantity of humor.”
• We lived on the horizon By Erika Swyler: “In 2025, we already live in a time when the proliferation of AI can make it impossible to determinate what is real. How much could it get worse for a few decades or centuries from now?
• Original sins By Eve L. Ewing: “The poet polymathe of Chicago, comic book writer and sociologist returns with a fascinating and revealing look at the way in which American schools have helped to build and strengthen an infrastructure of racial inequality.”
• The Dream Hotel By Laila Lalami: “The new novel by Lalami (The Other Americans) has one of the best hooks at high concept of the year: an archivist of the museum is removed by federal agents and taken to a detention center for observation after an algorithm predicted that she assassinates her husband in proximity.”
• The river has roots By Amal El-Mohtar: “El-Mohtar is one of our best phrase craftsmen, it is therefore appropriate that this book presents a magic system called Grammar.”
• The buffalo hunter By Stephen Graham Jones: “It is a scary thriller which is intended for a prestigious television adaptation.”

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